Sentences with phrase «farm operating capacity»

slammed in enough wind farms to supply 54 % of the Nation's wind farm operating capacity... and that's with only 7.2 % of Australia's population..

Not exact matches

But every time I take a closer look at the balance sheet, it's a bloody challenge... For example, the value of operating wind farm plant & equipment is recorded at EUR 415 million (USD 549 million), but deal multiples clearly indicate 351 MW of operating wind farm capacity's worth significantly more!?

But NTR's slimmed down radically — now, its entire net worth is essentially invested in Wind Capital Group, which owns & operates two US wind farms (351 MW of total capacity, with 20 year investment grade PPAs in place).

Mastering this rural Wall Street is crucial to keeping your farm operating at its peak capacity.

The Collgar Wind Farm, which started generating power in May 2011 and became fully operational in October 2011 doubled WA's installed wind power capacity (see the graph at Operating WA wind farms).

The company operates a 165 - turbine wind farm near Milford and exports its 306 - megawatt capacity to Southern California.

First Wind today owns and operates 12 wind farms in six states, its portfolio comprising more than 500 turbines with a combined generating capacity of roughly 1,000 megawatts, or enough to power about 285,000 homes.

More than 4,000 MW of Canada's wind generating capacity has been operating for five years or more, and as the country's turbine fleet ages, it is becoming increasingly important for leaders in the industry to collectively focus on strategies to maximize wind farm performance and strive for operational excellence.

These prices have been influenced by mild summer temperatures (with fewer and shorter high - price peak periods), reduced demand and the growing deployment of rooftop solar PV, and the increasing capacity of connected wind farms, «the lower operating costs of which put downwards pressure on spot prices.»

Critics argue, for example, that a wind turbine farm can only operate at a «capacity factor» (a ratio that measures the potential output of an energy source against its actual output) of 30 to 35 percent, while a nuclear reactor operates at around 90 percent.

For 24 GW of power plants operating at an average of 13 % capacity factor (assumed by EDM - 2011), the land area would be around 35 million hectares and involve nearly 75,000 average sized wheat farms.

The English Farms and Upland Prairie wind farms with respective 170 MW and 300 MW of installed capacity will be owned and operated by Alliant Energy's Iowa energy company and provide clean and reliable renewable sourced electricity to its customers in Farms and Upland Prairie wind farms with respective 170 MW and 300 MW of installed capacity will be owned and operated by Alliant Energy's Iowa energy company and provide clean and reliable renewable sourced electricity to its customers in farms with respective 170 MW and 300 MW of installed capacity will be owned and operated by Alliant Energy's Iowa energy company and provide clean and reliable renewable sourced electricity to its customers in Iowa.

Based on data from the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), the author indicates that in 2015 Ontario's wind farms operated at less than one third of their capacity, approximately 60 % of the time.

For an owner - operator with seven wind farms, each composed of 15 1.5 - megawatt turbines operating at a 25 percent capacity factor, every one percent production increase represents 241,000 euros per year.

The wind farm now has seven Enercon E-92 wind turbines operating with a total capacity of 16.1 megawatts — which is enough to power 4,900 Nova Scotian homes.

Duke Energy Corp., a U.S. utility that operates 986 megawatts of wind - energy capacity, selected Xtreme Power Inc. to design and install the world's largest power - storage system linked to a wind farm.

My calculations on Cathedral Rocks Wind Farm (see below and in the box on the right) suggest that it would be desirable if the pumps have twice the capacity of the hydro - generators; so perhaps 250MW in pumps and 125MW in generators (maximum operating time 40 hours) would be preferable.

Consider this reality: ONE (1) 450 MW gas - fired Combined Cycle Generating Unit located at New York City (where the power is needed in NYS)-- operating at 60 % Capacity Factor, would provide more power than all of NYS's 16 installed wind factories combined, at 1/4 of the capital costs — and would have significantly reduced CO2 emissions and created far more jobs than all those wind farms — without all the added costs (economic, environmental, and civil), and of all the transmission lines that must be added across the state to NYC.